Perry March On Suicide Watch
POSTED: 5:21 pm CDT August 18,
2006
UPDATED: 9:20 pm CDT August 18,
2006
NASHVILLE, Tenn. -- Following his conviction on second-degree murder charges on Thursday, Perry March is now on suicide watch at the Davidson County Jail.SPECIAL SECTION: March Murder TrialThis is a routine precaution taken for every inmate who receives major news that may affect their decision making.SURVEY: Were You Surprised By The March Verdict?He was not put on suicide watch for anything he said or has done.In fact, March's attorneys said they have high hopes for an appeal.John Herbison said Perry March did not receive a fair trial and that errors made by Judge Steve Dozier will add up to a mistrial.Herbison claims witness Nathan Farris was acting as a government agent when he was speaking with Perry March and that March should have had the option of having a lawyer present.Those who know Herbison said he is a master at crafting appeals.While March faces a possible 64 years in prison, his father, Arthur, will be released from jail in seven months, barring bad behavior.
Levines React To March Guilty Verdict
Levines React To March Guilty Verdict Previous Stories:
- August 18, 2006: Perry March Convicted Of Murder
- August 16, 2006: Brinton: March Can't Afford Lawyer Fees
- August 15, 2006: March, Larry Brinton Speak Estimated 500 Times
- August 14, 2006: Perry March & Farris Jail Recording - Oct 6 2005 (Redacted)
- August 14, 2006: Arthur March & Farris Phone Call - Oct 14 2005 (Redacted)
- August 14, 2006: Arthur March & Farris Phone Call - Oct 20 2005
- August 14, 2006: Arthur March & Farris Phone Call - Oct 25 2005
- August 14, 2006: Arthur March & Farris Phone Call - Oct 27 2005
- August 14, 2006: Arthur March & Farris Phone Call - Oct. 12 2005
- August 14, 2006: Perry March & Farris Jail Recording - Oct. 6 & 7 2005
- August 14, 2006: Brinton: Negotiations Very Difficult With Marches
- August 12, 2006: March's Father Says Son Told Him Wife's Death Was Accidental
- August 11, 2006: March Deposition Showed During Friday Testimony
- August 11, 2006: March In Contact With Family From Jail Cell
- August 10, 2006: Prosecution Reveals New Claims Against March
- August 10, 2006: Perry March Converts To Christianity
- August 10, 2006: Prosecutors Seek Conviction Without Body, DNA Evidence
- August 10, 2006: Timeline Of Key Events In March Murder Case
- August 9, 2006: March Son Scheduled To Testify
- August 8, 2006: Local Attorney Blames March For Defense Strategy
- August 8, 2006: Jurors For March Trial Transported To Nashville
- August 8, 2006: March Murder Case: The Key Players
- August 7, 2006: Jury Selected In March Murder Trial
- August 7, 2006: Attorneys Offer Scientific Analysis Of Jury Selection
- August 2, 2006: New Twist In March Murder-For-Hire Scheme
- August 2, 2006: March Faces Uphill Battle In Upcoming Murder Trial
- July 24, 2006: Court: March Children Will Stay With Grandparents
- July 20, 2006: Perry March To Speak At Sentencing Hearing
- July 17, 2006: March's Refusal Of Plea Deal Questioned
- July 13, 2006: EXCLUSIVE: March Jury Will Come From Chattanooga
- July 7, 2006: March Defense Team Works To Throw Out Evidence
- June 29, 2006: Perry March Receives Few Visitors In Jail
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